What's That Sound?: Ready-to-Read Level 2
Jan 2027 · Sold by Simon and Schuster
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Part of the series that inspired the animated Superbuns series now streaming on Peacock!
Superbuns tackles the silly mystery of a distracting sound in this Level 2 Ready-to-Read.
A jingly-jangly noise is disrupting the neighborhood, and Superbuns’s friends can’t get anything done! They can’t sleep! They can’t paint! They can’t even think! Can Superbuns use her superpower of kindness to find the source of the sound and help her friends?
Superbuns tackles the silly mystery of a distracting sound in this Level 2 Ready-to-Read.
A jingly-jangly noise is disrupting the neighborhood, and Superbuns’s friends can’t get anything done! They can’t sleep! They can’t paint! They can’t even think! Can Superbuns use her superpower of kindness to find the source of the sound and help her friends?
Part of the series that inspired the animated Superbuns series now streaming on Peacock!
Superbuns tackles the silly mystery of a distracting sound in this Level 2 Ready-to-Read.
A jingly-jangly noise is disrupting the neighborhood, and Superbuns’s friends can’t get anything done! They can’t sl...
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About the author
Diane Kredensor is an Emmy Award–winning artist, director, and producer for her work on animated TV shows such as Pinky and the Brain, Clifford the Big Red Dog, and WordWorld. She runs Tricycle Films, where she has created, developed, and contributed to programs for Nickelodeon, Warner Bros., the Disney Channel, PBS, MTV, and the Sesame Workshop. Diane is also the author of the Superbuns picture book series. She happily lives in Brooklyn, New York, with her partner and their son. Visit her at DianeKredensor.com.
Diane Kredensor is an Emmy Award–winning artist, director, and producer for her work on animated TV shows such as Pinky and the Brain, Clifford the Big Red Dog, and WordWorld. She runs Tricycle Films, where she has created, developed, and contributed to programs for Nickelodeon, Warner Bros., the...
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